Linda Rosenthal

P.S. 199 and P.S. 191 will not be redeveloped by the DOE. The department will now focus on an UES school.

Residents say traffic signals at W. 79th St. and Amsterdam Ave. should be changed to help pedestrians.

More than 200 supporters have signed a petition to oppose the proposed redevelopment at two area schools.

Parents, frustrated with overcrowding and a lack of options, want Beacon to become a D3 middle school.

Some of the parents oppose the city's proposal while others are waiting for more information.

New York Lawyers in the Public Interest initially sued the city over its slow PCB remediation timeline.

With more leaks identified, some parents have removed their children from schools with PCB leaks. 

The department waited more than three months to notify parents at P.S. 87 parents about the leak.

Real fur is being mislabeled as "faux" at popular retailer Century 21, an investigation found.

The controversial Vietnamese restaurant had been mired in a battle with former workers for years.

Protesters are pushing the controversial restaurant to pay up the court-ordered $1 million in back wages.

Advocates say they're in the dark in terms of when they'll know for sure each school is PCB-free. 

Homeless Services leaders heard testimony from residents angry about two new homeless shelters.

Residents said they feel ambushed by the stream of new homeless tenants and demanded action. 

Yoga instructors are fighting a Labor Department plan to limit their ability to freelance.